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Local and Other Items.

Puorocrrsep.—The members of the Quebec artillery team were photographed yesterday.

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Execrnicity.— Kentville, N. S., is to have the incandescent light. When will Charlotte town obtain it?

= See the advertisement for trade sale to morrow—apples, cider, codfish, &c.--E. H.

Norton & Co, - - —

Snov.p Have One.—-Summerside wants a public garden. A meeting of citizens to con. sider the matter will be held shortly,

Pouice Court.—-A countryman named Michael Steele, was, this morning, fined S2 without costs, for drunkenness.

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AccipENTALLY Drownp.—It is reported that the seven-months-old child of a mulatto girl named Webber was accidentally drowned in a tub of water yesterday.

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Tuere is comfort for the man with a pre, maturely gray beard in Buckingham’'s |ye- because it never fails to color an even brown or black as may be desired.

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Bann Ixstkuments.—The brass band in- struments ordered by Messrs Miller Bros. for Tignish have arrived, and will be on ex)hibi- tion at the firm's show room for a day or two.

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Very Goop.—The steamer Miramichi had amongst her cargo on her last trip from Sum- merside- 1661 barrels oysters, 210 cases mock- erel, 72 bushels potatoes, and 4 barrels codfich, the value of which was about $4,400, and the freight about $750.

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He's Att Ricut.—It is pleasing to learn that there is no truth in the report telegraph- ed from Ottawa that Mr. W. C. DesBrisay is missing. A friend of his in this city te'e graphed for information on the subject ond received areply steting that Deb. was tiere “a large ae life.”

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Lectcre.—The Rev. W. W. Brewer lectured to a good andience in the Upper Methodist Church last night. His subjeet was “Old Quartz from Old Quarries.” Rev. F. W. Smallwood presided, The lee- ture was well delivered and was both a#uusing and instructive throughout.

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For tus Weak and Lanevip.—Campbell’s

Beef, Iron and Wine is one of the best tonics,

ing many nutritive and strengthening qualities. Is recommended by the leading medical men. If you are weak and languid a bottle will give instant relief. See that you ask for and get Campbell's Beef, Iron and Wine.

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For Bostoy.—The str. Carroll, Captain Brown, sailed for Boston yesterday afternoon with a general cargo and the following pas- seagers: M. Sheidow, Miss C. Matheson, K McAdam, N. Currie, J. A. Wolfe, Jessie Mc- Leod, J. McLeod, M. J. Campbell, M.A Bowden, C. Curley, J. McKenzie, Miss Mar- tin and Leo Gallant.

Oxty Two More Trips.—We learn from Messrs Peake Bros & Co., agents of the Black Diamond Line, that there will be only two more trips from here to Newfoundland this season, viz: SS. Bonavista sailing about the 17th inst., an@ghe SS. Coban sailing about the 22nd inst. Iending shippers would do well to secure freight room early.

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TemPerance.—A new Lodge of the Inde- pendent Order of Good Templars, to be kuown as Oronhyatekha, No. 45, has been organized at Summerside. The officers for the current year are: Jas. B. Russ, W. C.; Mrs. D. C. Brown, W. V.; R. D. Stavert, Sec.; Bessie Russ, A. Sec.; R. McC. Stavert, Treas,; H. E. Wright, F. Sec.; D. C. Brown, Chap.; Bradford Gough, Mar; Mrs. L. U. Fowler, D. Mar.; Minnie Sutherland, Guard; D, Stewart, Sen.

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A Narrow Escare.—The Halifax Herald says: The schooner J. G Goudey, bound from Orwell, P. E. Island to Yarmouth, with a — of produce, sprang aleak on Monday, and the water gained so rapidly that at one time it looked as though she would go. It was only with the greatest exertion that she was kept afloat until reaching port. Her cargo of produce, principally potatoes, is badly ee The Goudey is 27 tons, and is o at Shag Harbor.

A Great CuristTMas Souventr.—Although po-public announcement has been made re- garding it, the trade has found out that the coming Christmas number of the Montreal Sbar is te be the most superb pictorial Christ- mas Souvenir ever seen in this country. The demand for it is simply immense, many deal- ers ordering a thousand copies each. Parties in the States are endeavoring to secure the exclusive sale in that country. It will be ready early in December.

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More Sueer Sutrements.—We learn from the Summerside Farmer that the heavy ship- ments of sheep still continue. On Monday Mr. John Henry sent to Bancroft & Sawyer, Lawrence, Mass, 416 sheep; on Tuesday Messrs. Drummond & Avard forwarded to St. John 400, and on Wednesday Mr. James Kane sent to the same market 450. On the the latter day there were aiso taken away by Mr, J. T. Prescott, of Troy, Maine, 100 ewes for breeding purposes. These were very fine specimens and shows that P. E. Island is not only famed for her horses, but is coming into note for her fine sheep as well.

_-_--=>----—— THANKSGIVING Day.—The usual tea and great, which for the last few years has re-

ularly taken place at the Poor House on

rs ay, was held yesterday after- noon. The poor old people thoroughly enjoy- ed the good things provided by the kindness of many friends. After tea was over several of the ladies present sang songs and hymns, which much pleased them. About forty sat down to tea, the sick ones, ten in number, had cake and teataken to their rooms. Mrs. Allen (wife of Sergeant Allen, the Superin- tendent), thé kind, good matron who died last December, was much beloved by all who «knew her, She was present at the last Thanks- giving Tea ; and on this occasion was much niissed by all.

Mortuary Sratistics.—We are indebted to Dr. Johnson, Health Officer, for tae fol- lowing mortuary statistics.of the city of Char- lottetown for the months of September and October, 1889. Number of Deaths in Septem- ber, 16; October, 15. Total deaths, 31. Total for the same months of last year, 31. Causes of deaths in the order of fatality :—con- sumption, 7; diarrha@al affections, 6; typhoid fever, 4; pheumouia, 3; scarletina, 2; kidney anaes, 1; brain fever, 1; bronchitis, 1; in-

timation of bowels, 1; cancer, 1; old age, 1; secidental fall from window, 1; other, 2; still- birth, 1. Age at death :—Under 5 years, 9;

from 14 to 37, 5; from 32 to 70, 16; at 93,

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age at death ears. Re- ligion -— Protentanta, 20; ° Cote il. 8; : mtn 57; iota 3; females, is,’ , '—Males,

Irish, 13;

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E DAILY EXAMINER, —

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

SrectaL Despatcurs Tro THr EXAMINER.

Kilections in Newfoundland.

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Hatirax, Nov. 7. Advices from Newfoundland — indicate that the Government were badly beaten in the general election. Returns so far re- ceived show that Colonial Secretary Fenton and Surveyor-General Penny were defeated. A Rule Suspended. Orrawa, Nov. 7. An order was recently adopted calling attention to the act requiring seamen ship- ping with foreign vessels in Canadian ports to do so before the shipping master of the port. Representations subsequently made from Washington urged the repeal of the rule on the grounds that such seamen, by American rules, was bound to ship before the American Counsel, who exacted a_ fee, and that the Canadian rule would force sea- men to pay afee to the shipping master. In view of the apparent hardships and the fact that the American statute is similar to ours it is held in suspense. So far as Canadian vessels are concerned the Minister of Marine has recalled the recent order.

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A Remarkable Run on the Gcean.

New York, Nov. 6. The steamships City of New York and Teutonic finished the remarkable ecean race on record to-day. They left Queenstown at exactly the same time last Thursday, and this afternoon came into New York Harbor at full speed neck and neck. The decks of both vessels were crowded with passengers, who waved their handkerchiefs and cheered enthusiastically at each other. The owners «oi both vessels elaim a victory. The time was six days six hours and fifty minutes.

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Australian Cenfederation. MELBOURNE, Nov. 7.

The Premier of Victoria has consulted with the governments of the other Aus- tralian colonies in reference to the question of federation. Replies received all concur- red in the opinion that the existing federal council has sufficient power to decide upon the basis of confederation, and that no spe- cial convention to consider the subject is necessary.

The Parnell Commission

Lonpon, Nov. 7.

Before the Parnell Commission to-day, Sir Henry James resumed his speech on behalf of the Times. He read extracts from speeches made by Parnell, Davitt and others, in which the speakers advocated boycotting. Sir Henry contended that the persons who made those speeches were re sponsible for the crimes follqwing their de- livery.

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A Caution.

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LONDON, Nov. 7. The authorities of the Island of Jersey had a conference to-day that resulted in the landlord of the hotel at which the Boulan- gist conference 1s held being cautioned that he would be held responsible in the event of any overt demonstration arising from the conference. Ageressive Germany. ZANZIBAR, Nov. 7. It is reported that the German flag has been hoisted at port Durnford, and that Capt. Wissman, with a large force, will at- tack Daadani to sight.

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They Will Accept.

(JvEBEC, Nov. 7. the council of public instruction have de- cided to accept the $60,000, the amount of its share of the Jesuits’ estate grant.

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A Bye-Election.

MontTrREAL, Nov. 7.

and the election a week later. sical

Thanksgiving Day.

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Orrawa, Nov. 7. Thanksgiving Day was more rigidly ob- served in the Government oflices than any other hv liday of the year.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toxonro, Nov. 8.-10 a. m. Moderate to fresh west and north-west winds ; fair; net much change in tempera- ture, ne Eo eR

fue Proven Covurse.- A_ sorry-looking specimen of humanity, who gave his name as Butler and said he betonged to Cape Breton, arrived here in the steamer from Pictou on Tuesday evening. As the greater portion of his face was covered with cancer, and the smell from his person was not at all suggestive of cleanly habits, he could not obtain lodgings, and later on in the evening applied at the Police Station for shelter. He told the Mar- shal that he was trying to get to Boston to have an operation performed, and that his visit to Charlottetown was to collect funds for that purpose. The Marshal gave him shelter for the night, and the following morning sent him back in the steamer.

Gents’ Underelothing, Hats, Caps and Readymade Clothing, great value, at D. A. Bruce's. 4i—novs

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On tite Decuine.—The St. John Telrgraph: says; Molasses has dropped a cent owing to the arrival of several large cargoes. Sugar is also easier, quotations beiug an eighth and a quarter cents lower than prices for the past week.

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A VaLvaB_e Oysrer.—Says the Montreal Star: Captain Dugal, of the schooner Palmer, Jaden with oysters, which is at present in port, an oyster yesterday afte:noon in which he found a magnificent pearl. A gentie- man offered him $50 for it on the spot, but

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The Government Defeated.

oad i the con tee of | 5 Y It is understoad that the commitie HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR | iu Riva Ual

| Nov 7—Geo W A Oland, Halifax; R R | Lockhart, Toronto; G F Brigham, New York: Jos Youngheart, E I Doutre, HS Daly, D A | Young, C A Deney, W H Smith, Montreal; J | Diamond, Philadelphia; WJ > MeCordock, H |B Dunn, St John.

OSBORNE HOUSE,

Nov 6—J McKinnon, Geo’town; PD Red- mond, Pugwash; Chas H John; J | Lbbertson, Hamilton, Ont. 7—Geo H Porter, | Halifax; JS Kdwards, St John: W Minto, F Cardigan.

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SHIP NEWS.

Halifax Nov 5—Ar schrs J H Goudey, At- wood, Orwell, putin for repairs; Olive J, Malcolm, Montague; Star, Corkum, Pinette.

North Sydney, C B, Nov5—sld, schr Grace Darling, Caledonia and Charlottetown.

Port Mulgrave, Nov 5—Ar schrs_ Lettie May, Grand River; Atalia, Geo’town. Pass¢ d

Souris to

South schr Ma rgie Alice, John’s.

Boston, Nov 2 ld, schr V anil! hb, Omi, S'side.

New York, Nov 2—Ar schr Darlin PE l slam i

New Haven, Nov 2—Ar, schr Alaska, New York for Ch’town.

LE A ES ET CT I AER SARS.

See our Scotch and West of England Tweeds for Suits and Trouserings, and Meltons, Bea- vers, Naps, ete., for Overcoats and Reefers.— D. A. Bruce, ti novd

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CAMPBELL’S

Beef, Tron and Wize

S recommended by leading Physician ‘y- j where, and is recognizea as one ol the t tonics of the day, a3 it posses lithe n ve qualities of the several strength-gi ee i of which it is compos-d. EKspecialiy v: v6 for invalids.

If you feel weak and languid, just try a dott!

of Campbe!l’s Beef, fron and Wine, and you will find instant relief.

l'o insure benefit from this paration, be sure you ask Campbell's Beef, Iron and Wine,

‘or sale by

justly popular pre-

your druggist fo

nové

\ 7 E continue our Auction of varieties of > . i ® } > . 7 Readymade Clothing and Boots and

Shoes to-night. Bargains in everything

Sale positive.

E. H. NORTON & CQ, nov4 AUCTION sALz

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Tools, &e., &¢.

AM instructed by J. J. Seaman, Esq., to sell by Auction, at his Werk and Carriage Factory, situated on Upper Prince Street,

Gn Saturday, i6th fnstant, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M., All his CARRIAGE STOCK, BLACKSMITH

TOOLS, &c_, consisting of : Four new Buggies, two Buggy Tops, two Express Wagons, new and second-hand Sleighs, \Vhitewood, Hick- ory and Birch Timber, Sp kes, Rims, Shafts, Axles, iron, Steel, etc.

TOOLS AND SHOP FIXNTURES.—Three Anvils, three pairs Bellows, two Vices, one Iron Lathe and Wheel, one Drilling Machine (latest improved), one Screwing Machine, Taps, Dies, Blacksmith Tools, fifteen tons Blacksmith Coal, two sets Carpenter’s Ioo!s, Wood and Iron Cramps, one Hub Boxing Machine (nearly new), Grindstone, two Shop Stoves, one Electric Lamp, six large Glass “amps, four Work Benches, with Vices at- tached, ete.

GEO. M. HARRIS,

nrv1—pat Auctioneer.

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| ¥ AM instructed by J. J. Seaman, Esq., to} sell by Auction, at his Residence on Upper |

(Jueen Street,

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AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M., 2 his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con- cloth, one Bell Organ, extra fine toned, Ex-

tension Table, Sitting Room Chairs, Hasy 'Chair, Rocking Chair and Lounge, Walnut

\ Sideboard, one Singer Sewing Machine (new), |

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}two Bedroom Suites in ash and walnut, one | Single Bed, Wash Stand and Table, Ci 'Cot, Chair and Carriage, Hali Stand, two Hanging Lamps, four Glass Lamps, Pictures

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China Dishes. Reussels. Scotch and Tapestry Carpets brusseis, Scotch and Lapesury VCarpets. Kitchen Furniture, eto,

3edroom Stove. GEO. M. HARRIS,

novl—pat Auctioneer.

CONCERT.

Methodist Church, assisted by an Adult ' Chorus—W. A. Hawley, Conductor—on the , Evening of

| Thursday, | IN THE CHURCH,

(COMMENCING AT EIGHT The Church will be appropriately decorated | with a bountiful supply of the various pro- | ducts of orchard and field. It is proposed to

Auction Continued To-night,

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| sisting of one Parlor Set, in walnut and hair |

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iJ ust because

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Harvest and Thanksgiving

_ the Sunday Scheol Scholars of the Upper | I | Dark, Hunter River.

O'CLOCK, tn To LO AN—$25,000 t

twenty-five thousand dollars in large or smallsums, Apply to Mr. Malcolm McLeod (of Palmer & MeLecd) at Bank N.S. building, Char-

Writs have been issued for the Brome! Qn Wednesday, ioth instant, ™ ri

election—nomination the 5th December, |

in cii and Chromos, one set China and one set ; ;

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FOR SALE

MACDONA

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CLOTHING |

CHEAP AT LD'S. —

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Overcoats

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in the City.

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BARGAIN BUSINESS,

we promise no more tian we can perform.

iSargains better than our Brag.

laa WT aa 7 YT! Ax) r 7 4 Carriage Steck, Blacksmith GUR [MMERSE sTOCK OF CLOTHING is.

GOING LIKE HOT CAKES!

eewanitibinicniiien ait vummninaemare

will make you happy with Hargains that are at

the top notch fern. Cheapness and Value.

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We have the Largest Stock of Clothing in the Lower Provinees and Lowest Prices in the Dominion.

Bont be foolish enough

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Wonderful Cheap Men's Stock.

[ AM instructed b m 8 to sell by Aucti

y James Costello, E

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Gn Wednesday, 20th instani,

AT 12 O'CLOCK,§NOQN,

itne wner of Prince

Warehouse, Stable, etc.

ierms at sale.

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His Th ee story Brick Building, situated on

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and Dorchester Streets,

For further particulars apply to

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. BY AUCTION

On WMonday,

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Auctioncer.

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8 nahh 9+I November (8th,

AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M:,

i ° “i | House and Lot known as the Engine House, |

perty. | The House has Six Rooms, finished.

“God Speed the Piough.”

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A HARVEST CONCERT will be given by |

; P' A\NO FOR

November 4th,

make this an unique and attractive feature of |

: the Entertainment. | ‘Yickets, 20 cents.

| 15 cents.

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Programme next week.

| J. D, SEAMAN, oct30—w i 5

wart ED IMMEDIATELY.—A good general : t. No washin

Children’s Tickets, '

WAN is, 5479

Cooking Stove, Stove Pipe and Drum, one’ on King Street.

The Lotis 32 feet on King Street and 51) ifeet back, adjoining the Hotel Davies pro-'!

The premises can

tween this date and

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WANTED,— A good Parlor Maid.

z to a competen EDWARD BAYFIELD.

be seen at any time be- d Ly of. sale. E. NEEDHAM, Auctioneer, |

7 4 ¥ a't2 _ + 2 SE. # ab 4 Ree «8¢)

Hizh wages | Apply to Mis ti—novs

t servant. wky pat

4ALE at oace, novi—tf eud

Te LET.—Dwelling House on corner of Pownal

ind Kent Streets.

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lottetown.—A 3S B

O LET.—A Hovse on Grafton Street, opposite the Prince of Wales College, cupied by S. Blanchard, Ksq.

: LEAN, Merchants’ Ba

eer SALE.--A light driver, or to exchange for a heavy breeding mare.

Enquire at this cfiice.

Apply to EF’. N. ayli wky Ji—uecvs

at a bargain, if applied for

Apply to THos. W. Dopp.

‘0 loan on favorable terms,

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at present oc- Apply to Wm. Mc-

nk P. island. ects

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g. Apply at this office.

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Ye ye we Ww enlists wet ere oe ee ~ _ Sf \x) awe i & Meck . | BE ave Bly 5 PT wr Ltey| : 4 eo AugETFE CVE RMT ce Ltkhe te : ‘ ive 6° a4 eoqG é% itm ® 4 ¢ Zid . bers iy Cr?é bai al OPS. —— — —(x)-———— ZODESTY forbids us (to use a siang parase) to blow our own horn, and as it is contrar s ~ ft » ’ 1¥B to our opinicn (according to the old proverb) when in Rome to do a8 Rome does, we | endeavor, as heretofore, to present tacts so undeniable as to be beyond the reach of dis- nute, Troe, people have gained for themselves a name (not an enviab'e one) which, to all rved the purpose they had ia view. But w isdom <dictates, before posing as in the great race for supremacy, that we should look well to the foundation upon vhich those assertions are based. To throw the mantle of eharity over such people is our motto; and instead of revealing to the public gaze, through your columns, the errors into which they have fallen, we will endeavor to lead them ge ntly into the light. That you will ui t sav, is a foregone conclusion, namely, as Fathers of the trade in this

Province we treat the several branches of the trade in this city with the same consideration

s a loving parent would his innocent offspring; and to this end we invite such traders to . : ° .i?: _ . . at “ a rh and Cc per in vating this, the first profession, to the high status to which it

: meantime, calland see our handsome goods, in NAPS, MELTONS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, etc., made up in the latest styles and cheap.

McLEOD & McKENZIE.

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SCOTCH

vn. Oct. 19,

EALERS who will send us specifications of their wants for Fall Trade will find our Jobbing Prices Lower than any

other Hardware Supply House in Canada. Order at once for

importation. Axes, Cross Cat Saws, Forks and Shoveis, Nails, Horse Valls, Horse Shoes, Iron, Chain, Bolts, Traces, d&c., —AND ALL—

SH LF HARDWARE oe

NORTON & FENNEL. —

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